Lee et al., 2014 - Google Patents
A high-torque magnetless axial-flux doubly salient machine for in-wheel direct drive applicationsLee et al., 2014
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- Lee C
- Chau K
- Liu C
- Ching T
- Li F
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- Publication venue
- IEEE Transactions on Magnetics
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In this paper, the concept of dc-field excitation is newly incorporated into the axial-flux doubly salient (AF-DS) machine, leading to create the new magnetless AF-DSDC machine. With the external field excitation, the proposed machine not only can enjoy its improved …
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